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1. energetic adj.
— being active or having energy, vigorous
精力充沛的 (jing1 li4 chong1 pei4 de5)
例: I always feel so energetic after my early morning walk. (早晨散步後總讓我感到精力充沛。)
2. to be blessed v. phr.
— to make to feel happy, to feel grateful for, to be joyful about something
使幸運 (shi3 xing4 yun4)
例: He was blessed with a natural ability to play the piano. (他很幸運天生就擁有彈鋼琴的才能。)
3. rejoice v.
— to feel joy or happiness
欣喜 (xin1 xi3)
例: We all rejoiced when we heard the good news.
(聽到好消息我們全都欣喜若狂。)
4. harvesting n.
— a time or the season to gather crops
收成 (shou1 cheng2)
例: Harvesting the crop this year was especially difficult as we didn’t have enough laborers.
(因為人手不足，所以今年收割稻穀特別困難。)
5. fair adj.
— attractive or beautiful in appearance; neither good nor bad
美麗的 (mei3 li4 de5)；公平的 (gong1 ping2 de5)
例: The judge gave a fair sentence for that man’s crime.
(法官公正判決那名男子的罪行。)
6. maiden n.
— a young unmarried girl or lady
少女 (shao4 nü3)
例: Every fairy tale seems to have a beautiful maiden who is rescued by a handsome prince.
(每個童話故事好像都會有位被英俊王子拯救的美女。)
7. prone adj.
— likely to behave or act in a certain way, having the tendency to behave in a particular way
易於 (yi4 yu2)
例: After a series of weird accidents, he is now prone to worry. (在一連串奇怪的意外之後，現在的他很容易擔心。)
8. tantrum n.
— a bad temper, a behavior often characterized by yelling, screaming and kicking
發怒 (fa1 nu4)
例: Do not pay attention to that child when he has a tantrum. (那個小孩發脾氣時別太去管他。)
9. fit n.
— a sudden expression of anger, usually over a situation that one is not pleased about
發作 (fa1 zuo4)
例: She had a fit when her wedding dress didn’t arrive on time. (新娘禮服未準時送達讓她大發雷霆。)
10. heartbroken adj.
— having intense feelings of sorrow and sadness
心碎的 (xin1 sui4 de5)
例: After saying goodbye to her boyfriend at the airport, my heartbroken sister went shopping to help herself feel better. (我那心碎的姊妹在機場和男友道別後，便上街血拼讓自己覺得好過些。)
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